I think my water just broke. I felt like things really intensify. She was right there and she was coming. It was an amazing feeling.

I'm going to cry just thinking about it.

I could feel her head.

We heard her cry.

We were squeezing hands and she was screaming.

I'm Bren Hunt Palmer and you're listening to the birth hour. This

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Today's episode is sponsored by Family Album. I've been using the Family Album app for the last year ever since my brother and sister-in-law adopted my baby nephew.

We were all so excited to see all of the pictures when he was born, but they needed a secure and private way to share photos and videos with us especially during the tenuous time awaiting the adoption to be finalized.

Long story short, we all became obsessed with the usability of this app, and it brought our entire

extended family closer together, as we could each leave comments on the photos and give our

accounts fun nicknames. I might have even teared up a little bit when I created that

Aunt Bryn name for the first time.

The Family Album app is totally secure and I love that there's no third-party ads or unwanted eyes.

There's unlimited storage and it's totally free.

A few of the cool features I've discovered using the app are that it automatically sorts photos

and videos by month allowing you to swipe back in time and see how your child has grown.

Another neat feature is you can order eight free photo prints every month to be delivered to your home,

which comes in so handy for having actual tangible prints for framing or doing like my sister-in-law did

and creating a banner of photos for baby's first birthday.

So to all the parents out there still trying to use iMessage or Google Photos,

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